Stunningly realistic and brutally difficult, the battle-scale action will blow your mind... out of your head. So get down! Charlie's zeroed us... give me air support.... horrendous and fantastic. ++++

Insanely violent, hilarious, dystopian, cyber-punk-with-horrendous-kinetic-violence, the speed mode of this game is more fun than should be allowed. DIE DIE DIE! Rofl!

In spite of being early and rough in form (only 1 area, no scoring system, etc.) has potential to unseat Tony Hawk as greatest skating game ever (time will tell). Runs on Linux via Proton.

As good or better than the 2013 reboot; the sequel is most notable for its ENDURANCE/endless procedurally generated rogue-like mode. I survived for 38 days. Beat that. I dare you.

A timeless classic that will explode your face off with its combination of style and deep skill. One of my favorite games of the last 40 years. Runs great on linux via proton. Fly me to the moon...

The driving sucks, but has some of the most amazing looking environments, along w ultra cool FPS shooter mechanics (apocolyptic robo-cop). Painfully short, and not without flaws, but a very fun ride.

Possibly the greatest sword game ever made, immerses you in short, gory, beheading-filled action of the period. Ridiculously technical, but super easy to learn, requires a commitment to get into. +++

Do not be fooled: there are hundreds of hours of playtime in this infuriating, fascinating, fast-paced, tactical retake on asteroids. No run is ever the same, and the DEPTH of tech tree is ASTONISHING

If you liked Castlevania: Symphony Of the Night, and Bayonetta, and you are NOT playing this, then my soul weeps for you. Absolutely JAW-DROPPING visuals, tons of items, it is a LOVE LETTER to CSOTN.

Runs great on linux via proton. Stunningly beautiful game. The best of the trilogy (imho), and runs without the performance and stability defects of 1 or 2 on Linux.